Clustering is to identify densely populated subgroups in data, while correlation analysis is to find the dependency between the attributes of the data set. In this paper, we combin...
Background: Genes work coordinately as gene modules or gene networks. Various computational approaches have been proposed to find gene modules based on gene expression data; for e...
Ting Gong, Jianhua Xuan, Li Chen, Rebecca B. Riggi...
Background: Computational methods for characterizing novel transcription factor binding sites search for sequence patterns or "motifs" that appear repeatedly in genomic ...
The process of finding representative shape patterns from sparse datasets is a challenging task: especially for non-rigid objects, shape deformations through time can produce very...
Stefano Maludrottu, Hany Sallam, Carlo S. Regazzon...
Abstract. Clustering still represents the most commonly used technique to analyze gene expression data—be it classical clustering approaches that aim at finding biologically rel...